The phrase "expensive tuitions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the high costs associated with educational programs or institutions.
Example: "Many students are deterred from applying to private universities due to the expensive tuitions they require."
Alternatives: "high tuition fees" or "costly tuition rates".
The acceptance however, came with an expensive tuition.
PAGE 17 New York SOARING TUITION COSTS AT CITY'S PRIVATE SCHOOLS The already expensive tuition at New York City's private schools is only going up.
But in spite of the crushingly expensive tuition we paid at my son's preschool — we continue to pay off that credit card debt today, and will for a while yet — I would do it again.
15 students had been occupying the senate chambers at the University of Birmingham since last Wednesday, in a protest against a perceived lack of democracy and student representation, and expensive tuition fees.
"Corinthian lured tens of thousands of students to take out private loans to cover expensive tuition costs by advertising bogus job prospects and career services," the bureau said in a press release.
As a state school, Rowan, with an enrollment of about 9,500, can offer a far less expensive tuition package to New Jersey residents, another reason why the football roster is dominated by local players.
In general, I hesitate to apply to a school that charges $25,000 or more for tuition, simply because our family falls into that gray area in which we don't have enough money to pay for an expensive tuition, but we also won't receive much, if any, aid.
This year, the report found, full-time students at private, nonprofit four-year institutions — those with the most expensive tuition — are receiving about $14,400 in grant aid and federal tax benefits, reducing their net tuition and fees to about $11,900, from the published $26,300.
"If there is a 'Yes' vote I think people will look over Hadrian's Wall and see a kind of politics that's markedly different to Westminster, with its bedroom tax, privatisation of the health service, expensive tuition fees.
Once the Corinthian schools lured in consumers, students were then faced with expensive tuition.
